If Reese’s mysterious recovery in that Nevada clinic—and the way her body starts doing things it shouldn’t—grabbed you, you’ll love how Jenna wakes from a coma and slowly uncovers the truth about what her parents did to save her. Like Reese, Jenna peels back layers of secrecy to ask who she is now and what makes a person human. The Adoration of Jenna Fox delivers the same intimate, eerie unraveling you enjoyed in Adaptation.

If the spark between Reese and Amber made your heart flip—right alongside the big, strange sci‑fi reveals—The Weight of the Stars hits that same sweet spot. Ryann and Alexandria’s slow-burn connection grows against the backdrop of messages from deep space, mixing ache, wonder, and hope the way Reese’s new relationship does amid alien complications.

If the black vans, off‑the‑books facilities, and ominous agents who whisk Reese away had you buzzing, Nemesis doubles down on that vibe. Min is stalked by a suited killer, wakes up unscarred after brutal deaths, and discovers a federal project that makes Reese’s desert clinic look almost tame. The conspiratorial stakes and government gaslighting will feel thrillingly familiar.

If you loved Reese and David piecing together what really happened after the bird‑strike chaos—and the chilling secrets of that locked‑down facility—Across the Universe offers a similarly tense puzzle. Amy wakes early from cryo on a generation ship and, with Elder, investigates sabotages and lies that echo the cover‑ups Reese faces, all within a claustrophobic, tech‑shrouded setting.

If what stuck with you wasn’t the science jargon but how Reese’s life tangles with alien secrets and a risky bond, The Sound of Stars leans into that heart-first, social side of sci‑fi. Ellie, a human girl guarding forbidden books, and M0Rr1S, an alien with a love of music, forge a fragile trust under occupation—echoing the emotional stakes and cross‑world connection you enjoyed.